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Queen Victoria's Veto Power.

Queen Victoria has the power to veto the
acts OF parliament, but she has never exer'
cised IT. In England the royal veto is reserved
for extreme exigencies, Queen Anne lS
years ago exercised the privilege last, when
she vetoed "A bill relating to the militia OF
Scotland. The veto power is, however, ex.
ercised In another way. When it is known
that measure IL repugnant to the sovereign
the house of lords usually supports the crown
10y rejecting it,
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Tue CURIOSITY SHOP.
Remarkable Instance of Courage anu
| win Powsr-HernRndo CorteE.


II We look for examples OF pure pluck In
the accomplishment Of difficult feats, II viii
be hard to lind more perfect one than In
person Of the conqueror Of Mexico Cortes
with few hundred Spaniards landei at
Vera Cruz, and determined to conquer ana
hold Mexico then inhabited by the native
races, as u territory Of Spain, In order that
there should be no retreat In case his men
should become discouraged, he burned the
ships which were the only means OF return
He marched To the heart OF the country OPP
posed by many thousands Of natives. a
Spaniard having been sent to surerseis him,
Cortez r, turned to the coast, attacked his
force, defeated it, and returned 10 the City
OF Mexico Driven out Of that city by rus
ing OF its population, he fought his way
through $1,000 natives, returned, TOOK the
city auI completed the conquest, He never
had force Of 900 men.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-30
The Kiu,leryarten.

Friedrich FrOebel founded tn first kin
dergarten at BIackenburg Thuringia in 1891
II became the model for similar institution.
in many parts of Germany and other coun
tries. The name means child's garden OF
chld's school Froebel's system was at frs
regarded as dangerous, from the great free
dom allowed children, and in 1851 q kinder
garten established by his nephew was closed
by the Prussian government The system |,
now very generally used in America
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AuOl' yesy ago the La Sale city coun.
eli granted 8 franchise 70 Steck u Knight
Of Philadelphia, to build systembf water
works 70 vos. In round numbers about $50
100. Ta4 Co-acil, after repeated promis,
N .ue PAR: Of the contractors to begin
spors lsycsec the franchise last June, and
10 TuesdsY me steam pump and boiler Of
,ba intendsS water works we're seized by
he employees for long overdue salaries
Other .'L.r.s ggainet thu concern for labol
and ,fi.y well the sIS Qua. = 500.
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Ix.IuI Paints New and Old.

The USE Of the finger bowl steadily III.
Cre;,s's.
A bride furnishes household linen and has
il marked with her own initials
Violet inks have vanished from fashionable
writing desks
Ragged e.lge paper is relesated to nilliners'
and tailors' announcements
Wedding invitations are engraved. sen,
cut aud paid for 10y the brides parents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-30

A physician who for over six years has
made n careful trial of all the so called spe-
cities for sea sickness entertans little doubt
that in large majority of cases the imagna
ton is the source of trouble For instance,
he has, on several occasions, seen ladies suf-
fering from sen sickness before the ship had
left its mooriugs In the docks where there is
not the slightest motion. Iced stimulantS
and the recumbent posture are the remedies
he now employs
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Ia the Offices
MARRIAGE LICENSES

'i.elau Martha and Frcdrlka HaCut
IoltG.g yylcuyader and Martha Meyer
John N.iE and Barbara WClubcr
LIAL LsTArE TRANS ER-.
ID J. O3. 20 Watson Freeman 'oto aud s.
1901, B. west. add TO Mendoza 81 800 Susan
+. Sawyer tD O. II Force, Pt lot II Ottawa city
II Unn q W Moon to Nathaniel McDougal
.Ylj Blas Homestead add to Stroator 81 800
Catherine J. Atkins to 8 5 Elder. lot 10 Blk 20
-utu0- ou- 1890,
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nanneroua Hell Ringing.

II Is dangerous to ring bell III high
steeple during thunderstorm. The steeple
may discharge the cloud overladen with cleo
tricity, from its height or proximity to the
cloud, and the swinging of the bell puts the
air in motion. thus diminishing iis resistance
| 10 tie .ln,,tLlc flnid
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Thomas Morton in his play called Speed
the Plough depicts a character - Mrs
Grundy--wbo can do everything better than
any one else and whose opinion is alone
worth anything, In this play occurs the
question IL wonder what Mrs. Grundy will
say" IT is quite possible that this Is the
origin Of Nrs Grundy.
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Hrltish SublVeta

There are about 300,0Oo, 600 people in the
British empire. or these 30, 100000 are in
India, leaving only so 00o, 900 FOR the Islands
of Great Britain and Ireland aud the other
colonies SO that this vast host OF Indian
subjects arr ruled by n comparatively few
million 81 people
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-30

Elizabeth r. Schofeld tells how to take
medicine as follows Bitter toncs, such as
quinne, should be taken half an hour before
meals; iron, oils and acids, after meals that
they may be digested with the food. Iodide
of potassium is always given after meals; it
is said to be less liable then to disorder di-
ppstiOu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-30

In the treatment of asthma DR. Cazanave
de In Roche has found iodide of potassium
associated with cows milk, very efficient
and gives the following formula: Distilled
water, hundred and fifty grams; iodde OF
potassium, eight grams; one tablespoonful OF
tho solution in a cup of milk, twice day
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Tho Removal OF SuperduOus Hair.

The removal Of superfluous hair from the
skin is possible, both by means OF depilatories
and by electricity The former are mostly
preparations of sulphide Of barium or sui
phide Of calcium, and the process by cleo
tricity is very slow, each hair root having to
be killed separately.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-30

MENDOZA has finally incorporated an or
gan company, known as the f. p. Carpen
penter Co, to make organs and pianos; the
capital stock being 100000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-30

This i. one of the phrass often used. IL
which ulsov p..opl. do not understand the
mssnirs Il /, The spanish Tor WHO snOwsi'
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
FOURTH EDITION
MIR, Blaine's Aiimoi t..

A cable dispatch to the Cincinnati
Comm eroial Ggzetts confirms the re
port Of Mr.. Blaine's inten tiGn to return
home by the frat av Ailable stt amer.
TIE dispatch sayf: "Mr Blaine's health
hes suffered severely from the terrible
dsmppess OF the Scotch mists. He Ia
sufiefing intensely from ihsumatic
pains In his back Gnd ARM, and 10
moreover troubled by q disordert d
liver.
This state Of ill.heslth has, OF course,
cat Sc d him to take o very gloomy view
Of the d dlscom fol ts Of o TIP on The con
tinent, and in HIS present state OF m nd
and health he yearps above every.
thing else for the comforts Of Lis
own home. He does not feel equal 10
wandering about from one Indifferent
hotel 10 smother In France and Ger
many, while dsmpness OF the Scotch
at N osphers renders 1t Imperative y
necessary for bis health that be shonld
leave Mr.. OArnegie's hospital abode 81
X ilRrEtton without delay.
OF oourse Mr.. Carnegie is greatly dis.
sppointe at the turn things have taken,
but In view Of Mr.. Blsine's complete
loss Of appetite anc sleep, he 10 forced to
admit that change OF air would prove
beneficial to his distinguished guest.
Tho dispatch ADDS that Mr.. Blaine't
propt sed esrly return has no political
Gigni1caL CO whatever.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
THIRD EDITION.
Ccnvrer,man Uo,i,n.' baggage.

Belfast, July GS.-A sensation was
created I ere to ley III consequence OF tfe
pl llicatiCn in several newspapers OF re
ports that the Hon. Patrick A. Collins, OF
Boston, Mass, ard bis eutire party had
been arrested ty the government on their
arrival from Glasgow. There was, how
evtr, no truth In me reports as published
and but slight grounds for their Invention.
The facts are thGt when Mr., Collins and
his party reached Belfast they were de-
tailrrl III the Custom House with much
formal aud the.T luggage subjected to
a rigi examination.
Ey, ~ parcel Of i was uupacked and
miau'ely examined. Even the smallest
bag carried was opened and upset When
the trunks wtre cnpticd the bottoms and
sides were all souLded for the purpose o
ascertainiDg whether they contained sc
cret chambers for smuggling goods o.
dynamite. What made all this the NOR
exaspera ing 10 the travellers was the fac
that the work was performed by detective
and not by the regular Customs officials
Mr.. Collins was manifestly astouRded an
iriitated at the treatment 10 which he wa
sui jected.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
An InexcusaDie ssRult.

Oa Wednesday evening humber Of
young men, ranging In age from l6 to
10 years, were sitiing on q log ut Elev.
enth and Linden strt cts and we're siDg.
ing . camp meeting chorus. Mrs. e.
Wigsips, residing on the corner, Il sling
annoyed at the noise made by the
young men, gathered up an Armfull Of
brick. bats, and taking them to the
second story OF her house, commenced
throwing them out OF the window
amongst the boys.
A lad naIntd Lsopard, enrp, ised at
the shower OF byick bats, locked to see
where they came from, when he recelv.
s9 ons fair on hls right forehead, cut
tinG end bruising 1t in an ugly manner.
Leonard was taken Into Mr.. Green q
residence, where an attempt was made
in vain to check the flow OF blood, and
the lad had then to bs taken to Hertel's
drng store, where the blood was checked d
md the wound dressed. Considerable
Indignation exists in the neigh hoorbood
about the womsn's inexcusab.e attack
upon tie ladr.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
Lewis DoLies the story.

BosToN, July 2s.-E. II. Lewis. former
ly OF Maiden, and OF the firm of Lewis
Bros shoe dealers, with branch stores in
Dallas, Texas, ard Jacksonville, Fla, has
returned to this city. He stoutly denies
the truth of the story first published some
days ago in Jacksonville paper, that he
or his mistress had murdered his daugh
ter Hattie during visit that the daughter
made with her father 10 Florida last win.
ter. Lewis states that the girl died a natu
raj death, and that tie scandalous stories
concerning his daughters death were set
ailoat by his wife. She was unjustly
jealou, OF Mrs Cavdllon, the lady with
whom he and lis daughter boarded. His
wife, he iLun4t.s, IS OF unsouud
mind.
This afternoon NJ. Lewis and Mrs.
Cavullou, each acting through W. E,
Gale, ESQ served wr.ts on the Record,
Herald, journal and GIobe for libel, set
ting damages against each Taper at SlO,-
coo for the publication OF the dispatch
bearing on this subject
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
A Colo.r,l I.n s,or In 1roubIe

BURLINGTON, y. j., July 2S.-There is
trouble in tue beve-.y African Methodist
Mission because The paste. has not acted
on the square. The church IS arranging
for fair, ara Eev W. u. Shields re
Gently sel t 10 Eu-l.Dg on TO purchase a
watch to ot.er ss d Yr.ze 20 the person sci.
ling the larcos. number Of tickets of ad g.
mission. He mace : successful bargain
with Jcwc..g. Owe, aId purchased s.
watch for Is When he :u.uod tie ca. h
over, the pastor .eeucs;" mat the clerk
give him receiI: tor T., which was re
fused, and receipt r.. s. given him.
This morning ne trustees Of the mission
church cane 20 Burlington and showed
Mr.. Oliver -eec:pt Tor s., with his name
sgLed 10 x. Iac signature was pronounc-
ed iofgcfv. AID tLe!e .s now lively
time PROMISED oc:we>G pastor and pco
lie.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
Excursion.

Gau,ey'a excursion OF sight see ing and
piessGre to New York, up the Hudson
and down TO CoNev Island next Thurs
day, August FJ- advice and infor.
nation to parties going up the Hudson,
We would say for them to take their
dinners with thsm IL they think 1t best,
then they can lunch OF eat when ard as
they wish. For several years past the
diGHer has been 20 eeut; this year the
boat company ara going to charge 10
cents. This information as to price is
given 40 the txcnrs!onists can Judge
y hether 1t will be best to take theirs o..
get 1t on the boat. Parties can get coffee
or tea at the lunch table. There will
ne cars at the Middle Depot, to leave at
8. shar, on tho morning Of the excur.
sion The las. train will leave the p. 4,
w. g. B. station, Wilmington, at 3 80,
Edgeinoor at 5.37, Linwood at 5 45.
Chester 8 IS a IN. For further particu-
las see advertisement
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
Philadelphia. Wilmington & Bal
timore Railroad.
.Iu,s r3th, 1877

Trains will leave Wilmington az to!iows.
PhiIadeiphis texprossl, 4. . 81. 40, Q 30,
10, ans, s TO. Q lo, a.. 0e7, II 90, IL sl an
Il 30, l 80, 2 81, b 22, 9 40 Ind oep, n:
Accommod alton. o 90. 7Oc. On. 10 20 o. m.
30, 4 90, s ~, 7 40, y 60. 10 % p. II.
For Chester (expreEsl, . 30. I o.. 20 eN,
s47, II IS, Il tl .. m, u 90, ~, $40 and 7.'e
Acccmmoda alton. en, co, : ob, $40. 10 s
.. m, 2 s6, I o., b 81, 40. 10 apd 10 20 p.
10 OF, IL 81 @. N, sl2 %. 80, ~ ~, 70 rs,
FOR Wet Onsrter, via Lanokin, $40 ar d
slb g. No., 2 st ard I 90 Z. IA.
For Newark (Uonsro) ard irtermediAte
stAtions, AZ .. M, "a ts and a ?. N.
baltimore and Intermediate statlohs, ~ Ce
.. m, 8 81 and II 81 ,. II.
baltimore AID Bay Limo, T4s p. m.
baltimore and Washington, 4e, 4 g, e.
10 os, IL 90 @. m, IL oe, Al II, "a, A&t, 10
70 10 and I tbp. N.
New Castle, o 60. s 90 .. L., "a 10, 2 b6, %
s2b p. m. and IL o6 night,
0sorgstowp and Loves, Q 90 q. m, snd Il
For Rehoboth, 8 90 a. 10. aad $50 GEE
seaford (Exprsssl 0 TOP. n.
Harringt ION, DeiI ar Gni way stationf,e u
.. m, IL 81 p. N.
Express for Harrington, s,a p. N. Wa,
train 20 p. N.
Exprcss for Dover, harrington and Lel
mar, IL % night.
franklin city, ssos. 70.
Express for Cape Chetlss, Old Point Com
70 AKA Norfolk, i2Cs ntshL
Lcave Phiisoelpha, B-osd erect, &,
Wilmington (e1pre5sl ?2b, O. 20, -, 81
% % tos, 81, 4 e T. i. ii rs !; ,. n II w. W
Accommodation, Q ., l6 % n. r.. as, 81
327, O ~. s Ct 10 ID 10 20 ind II d y. i.
SUNDAY -EsIas,
For Pniladelynta tsrD:ssc), 90. 9t7. : &c
| fl6, 9 10, Ii 81 Il. n, a., ~ ana Z % ?. m
kccomn cdation, ss o. n, 10, .,
t1e. sS9, .. : ~. eSS ?; u ,ua,our.p
Acco,amodann1, 3 L. IT,, l2 &c, l2:, AZ;
SsI ano % r. u.
Tor Neu Yofa tt,rr.ss), 100, sGs. tsc
Is, ,e,ll 81 .. -, -4', 81 - 40, 'eV ~
Fer West Ctss.s,, via Lsr;oE.a, sl3s. n
For Cape Uhsrl.:. i'd Po!.t Conto:t ant
| Sor.oi2 IL 5t n!Rat.
! For Row Nset!e, htttiatowp, CIsytoo
Dover, HerriITt.a, Sts!Js5, LAuroi an
| Jeimar, IL Gs uJH4t
Balu1aore ana II wasriaat0.g, -, { 40, .ei
10 Os AIN IA .c.5' ord 4. Q. u. Bait.
mora. . 81. and II 3sp.m.
Leave rtiiauripla4, E;rosd etrent tor VI
mingten (exp:essJ, - 70. 3 70. -, 10, u !
b. IN. b CO Q b., haa II -, 2. "a.
AccemmodatLc2, aM, " 70 q. o., II %, c
ol0, $50 And II Al ,. N.
1=aiks rsrgoa Saaa t'Iare iiuitsi sr2rss
| 1pra wnttA ssrrt -, g sas-ccst.
For fu,tnst in.o-uttico passengers Ga ~
erred 10 tbs uSks; o-ies ~ Tho i;.:'oa.
}. b. " GJl'.
C.Ger-l PsgssLS ~ ALOr.s
CHAaLpe rDgI GsLsJa. b. AurrsS
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
Too Wicked for the Lawyers.

CHICAGO, July 2s.-Robert Hill, Of
the wholesale dry goods house of Storm
Il Hill, testified to- day in the Doodle trial
that in order to obtain trade from the
county he had to present Wardens Var
nell. McGarigle and Frey with about
SIS % worth OF merchandise yearly for
their personal use. w. II. Gray detailed
the manner In which he turned over
5000 to the representatives of the gang
for giving him an artesian well contracf
Abbott, the coal merchant, and Mic
Schneider, the boiler. maker, repeated the
evidence which on the trial of Mcdonald
and McGari9le resulted in conviction,
Three of the defendants lawyers, Mills
lngham snd FORESTS, to-day withdrew
from the case absolutely.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
DIED.

HAWKE.-On the 18th inst, Lilly Bertha,
daughter OF William b. and Mary y.
Hawke, aged 1y years and months.
he'atiyes and friends Of the family are 70.
specially invited to attend her funeral from
the residence Of her parents, On Connoll
street between OAK and Beach. on Friday,
the 2gth inst Services at the house At p.
IN. Interment at the Wilmington and Bran
dywiue Cemetery.
Gon,l she has gone from US ever,
without a kiss On her lovi " lips pressed; Z;
AS pure MS the SNOW fakes OF morning,
Cur daughter and sister has gone TO rect.
Gone TO meet her sister.
BREAE.-At her residence, No. 1908 Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, on the 10Th inst
Ann, dau yhter of the late Marx and Sarah
Brear, Of this city.
CANN,-At < irk wood, Del on the 27th In
SAINT, Rebecca Louise, daughter OF he
becca Pssrce and htchard T. Gam, Jr.
aged II months.
MeOLEAS.-Suddenly on the 2bih instant
at York Harbor, daine, OF spopr xy, II
his obth year, William K. McOieas, for
merly Of this city.
MOORE LIN this city, on the 2s:h instant
Mabie Z, dsughter OF W liam IA sn
Lizzie U. Moore, aged years and
months.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
Annther Man Gore W

Samuel W. Kirk, vao
years had q butcher saa !,
King street, is well r. snGslI ~
come cf his friends 70 lesn
skipped the town, Is,'n, u. w.
creditors to mourn tneli ! ", n
the aggregate amounts 70 ,, N n
He gave up bis p.aca a.s., y i, h
some Tins ago and eng'sTs', M, h
and tallov busires,, WI Y
duc:ed until last Tuss'sli'i '!lii,,,
this city without even i''I'I TmI
Induced his wife, who I n !,
George II. P. SImm9i;s' l, A. II
Sofo, Il for a a few days 10 hls !, NJ y
also persuaded sev,Ia. s,'a ., ~ Il |
c,I' can in.I bs Iasoertalned hs ~ S',I N
had had much nj less thar s. 'Wn' y,
he took his departure, :, TL'' i,l'
that nw thu business has b e,s1 s,e s,t.o.l tsa
for fors some time, but bis tin' aS,''
priso to oil who knos Nv.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
Van heyst ano HIS Runaway Wife.

New YORK, July 2s Joseph Van
Heyst, of Holland, who followed his W ie
and child to .E.s country and obtained
possession o. the latter through the courts
of ESston, Pa, yesterday, WAS taking a
much needed rest mere 10 day, keeping
his little thrCe-yea7. o.a daughter close by
his side. She seems quite happy with her
father, and Is L ve.y bright, pretty child,
Van Heyst's ooi.as". sad to-day that his
clieat will fail .or Holland, where he will
sue ior divorce, 1Et taS not yet decided
upon what day By special agreement his
wife will no: s4. OF tie same steamer.
The lawyer added :Lat Urder cross ex
animation a. Ras.on Mrs. Van Heyst
practically t.oke down. Today Van
Heyst obtained lis nouey, wh ch was
held here by tle SLe.;ti Mrs Van Heyst
was greatly p-os'ratea by tie loss of her
child. She ard Van Dozen are at Jersey
City to-day.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
Philadelphia Itsms.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2s.-Alics
Brent, who Was charged before Mupis
trate Pole yest rdsy with harborine
Mamie Ennis,8 years old, In an ''oplum
joint" on Race street above EIGHTH. ire.
quentod by Chinninen and disvoiuto
women, was committed to the House of
Correction. The child, whose mother
resides in New York, and who came to
this city with Alice, Was com M ittfd to
the care OF the Society TO Protect Chill.
dreD from Cruelty.
Owen Murphy. aged 2s years. died
yesterday In the Peunsy lvania Ho,pital.
from fracture Of the skull csused nv
being struck with q brick BY some mn.
known person on the night Of July 18
The assault 10 said TO have been com
mitted In the rear of q saloon some
where or Lombard street, but Murphy
was unable or IN willing TO give the d,
tectives any definite particulars of the
affair.
The Coronsr's jury found yerterday
that the death OF Patrick McGrath wa,
due TO acute Rastritic and congestion Of
the brain and not to tie eunshot wound
In his knee. His brother, Richard Nc
GrAlh, who 10 supposed to have don,
the shooting, wAs c. mmitted to the Gus
tOdy Of the police and held for q furthe,
hearing 10 day, ON the charge Of asseu ul
and battery with intent to Kill.
Tho American Society for the Pre-
vention OF Adui;eration OF Food, ETC., Il
about to issuo y circular TO bakers anc
confecdoners, warning them aRsint
the use OF certain coloring material ,e
which are named ard are declared t,
be dangerous TO health"
William Ragan, aged 10 years. Is ly
Ing in dangerous condition at tn
Chidten's Hospital, suffering from
fractured skull, resulting from beinI
struck with brick by some unkpos
person, on Wednesday evening, Will
following a procession.
William schuul WAS arrested yefter
day and win be given a hearing to day
charged with pviiutibg the urinkin
water OF Camden by throwing over
board in the delaware river near th
Camden Water Works q scowload q
6ecayed bananas.
Joseph l.. p. Voute, a clerk in tn
Salem Post Office, and volunteer mail car
ricr, was yesterday committed to tn
Camden county jail, In default OF bal
to answer the charge of r!hing the mail.
James Henry, aged 20 years, was kille
yesterday by striking his head while div
ing In shallow water at Ridgway Part
He was well-kno An Republican polit
clan of the Fifth ward.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
'LnngRn norennan Licked Ont

NEW YORK, July 28-One hundred
aud nifty 'longshoremen employed on
Pier 80, North river, oy the National
Steamship Gem pany struck this morn.
ing. Recently the men demanded sixty
cents AN hour for night work. supet-
iatentent Andrews to- day employed
about fifty coiored men. When the
regular hands appeared on the dock
and SOW these Intn at work, they turn
ed their backs ca the pier until they
we're discharged. Mr. Andrews sayt
hs is through with uuiou men, and will
endeGvor to get along with non -unicr
men,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
Pieuro-PneuTnoILa

WAsnI&9FoH, J..y 4s-Thc chief Of
the Bureau II AGimal Industry, who has
just IN .tc preliminary report to the
Commissioner o, Agriculture In reference
ty the progress o: :he wo-A for the suprcs-
sion OF Pieoro pneumonia Us that Penn
sylvauia Is the oL.y STA Infected with
pleuro pneumonia. lie au hori;ies oi
which have declined ho;h 10 accept the
new rules AID regulations, aud TO give
the natioLa. j lecto.s aLy recognition In
this work. Al sLye-i.g&t.on is recon-
mended TO determine he cXteat of the il.
lection IN P@ELsy.EaL,. sLa If this should
prove spihc.,I.t 20 "LGaager the animal,
OF other States, :he ca,;.c Of Pennsylvania
should he r.sc,c 4 laaran inc and pro
hib!ted from So.Lc 30 other States unless
accompanied n7 4 permit from an insp. c
tor Vi the b--ea;. .. Animal Industry.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
The p.es,denl nas Had Enough.

WAsnlNGroE, July -s.-The President
to-iay received a telegram from sepn or
Harris, saying Lat Z commit &C 0. orc
hundred cit.z'Ls 0: MeInl his was conf ,g
10 wash. gtoL 70 .ISi:e the President to
g.sit mat city tu;.ug lis 0estern trip.
-re PresideLc ,e.ee-apAed to Senator
Harris in rep.y, 10 a>e lis influence to
prevent any t..eyeG4tf.. q tAe sort. He
says that WA.4e Le W! L WAYS be pleased
to ste the Ieonc O! Tennessee at the
capital, lie thinks Rat hey ought to nc
spared a long journey % Washington
during the hea.el term on a mission OF
this sort, when written invitation sent
by mail wog.4 Ue Sc effective and as much
appreciated S.n"aT answers will be
semitic o;her western cities where arrange.
meEfS are te!l ma1e o send invitation
bearing committees 20 Washington.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
Taken BACK to New Castle

william GLd David Ecod, culorcd. who
were he to aLtwt: charge OF shooting
Joseph Hood OF Sunday, l1tL inst, were
brought over from New Castle yesterday
morning and had q hearing ABOUT / o.
CLOCK before squire Smith DR. Patterson
testified that &c cd L1t consider Hood as
being out OF dange-, bIt tLat his coadi-
ton was nu,h more tavora lie now than
It vas week ago. The Squire ordered
William to fGrr!sE SjJ0 tail, aud Dav'o
e40O, for her appearance az the Court ot
Central Sesso.s ard il def ult they
were both con m.t'eG 70 il ard takeI
over iast cvcLIuE try Constable D.llin.